CAG-3 Measured 360 Model

A dimension-controlled visualization of the Guided-Missile Heavy Cruiser baseline.

Measured Visual Baseline

Rotate the CAG Without Changing Its Geometry

The model uses the approved 800-foot station plan and a fixed vertical aviation stack. Drag the ship, move the rotation control, or choose a standard bearing.

Interactive CAG-3

Concept massing model, dimensionally governed but not a production naval-architecture drawing.

Port bow 225 degrees 800 ft OAL 108 ft beam
225 degrees
Drag horizontally to rotate; drag vertically to adjust elevation.
220 ftForecastle
100 ftBridge
80 ftMissile deck
100 ftHangar
150 ftFlight deck 01
150 ftGun deck 00

Aviation Stack

  • Flight deck: 150 ft x 100 ft on 01 level.
  • Aft gun deck: 150 ft on 00 main deck, exactly 15 ft lower.
  • Hangar: 100 ft long, 30 ft clear height.
  • Five aft doors: 20 ft wide x 25 ft tall each.
  • 03: aircrew ready, meeting, and briefing rooms.
  • 04: Drone Monitoring and Control.
  • 05 ATC: 40 ft wide, centerline, aft-aligned on an 80-ft roof.

Sensor Geometry

  • Four square SPY-6 faces, approximately 14 ft square.
  • Forward pair on port-forward and starboard-forward 45-degree facets.
  • Aft pair on port-aft and starboard-aft 45-degree facets.
  • Faces remain 90 degrees apart in azimuth for continuous coverage.
  • No SPY-6 face is centered on a long broadside wall.

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